Wondering how to use Completely in a sentence? Below are 10+ example sentences from authentic English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as entirely or totally.
Completely in a sentence
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Completely meaning
- In a complete manner; thoroughly.
- To the fullest extent or degree; totally.
Synonyms of Completely
Using Completely
- The main meaning on this page is: In a complete manner; thoroughly. | To the fullest extent or degree; totally.
- Useful related words include: wholly, entirely, totally, all.
- In the example corpus, completely often appears in combinations such as: is completely, completely different, be completely.
Example sentences (20)
It took all of 20 minutes for Darnold to admit mid-game that he was completely spooked, completely befuddled, and completely out of answers when it came to dealing with the Patriots’ puzzling pass rush and/or finding a soft spot in the secondary.
And some of the reasons were completely nonsense, completely absurd decision to transfer these people to Guantanamo.
Asked on Newstalk Breakfast on Wednesday whether the proposals would mean compulsorily purchasing land from farmers under the nature restoration law, Mr Ryan said: “Completely wrong, completely wrong.
But also there’s something so completely surreal about the experience because it’s almost like you were visiting a completely separate state other than the host state.
Caroline says giving up drink completely may not be for everyone but it has completely changed her outlook on life and she cannot see herself living any other way.
He is completely here and completely committed, as everybody can imagine.
It's completely, completely automatic.
Of course, so many things about the way she was treated by the media have been completely reexamined for how horrible they really were — particularly some of the questions she fielded that, looking back, are completely inappropriate.
They both want to completely annihilate a neighboring democracy, completely annihilate it.
This simple yet effective mod completely takes care of the problem, by completely removing the earthquake-like effect during running, relieving thousands of players from the unpleasant experiences.
Deeley told The Sunday Times that her new role is a completely new experience, but completely “loves” it.
Genius My Hero Academia Twist Changes the Final Battle Completely My Hero Academia just teased that Deku's final battle may be completely different than fans anticipated with one simple yet unexpected twist.
Several weeks ago Secretary of State Chris Heaton Harris said that if the costs remained as originally estimated it was "completely deliverable" but that if they go "exponentially out of control" it would be "a completely different matter".
She continued: 'I don’t know the way forward from here, as parents we’re completely broken, as a mother I’m completely lost!
The high-magnitude earthquake completely rerouted the main channel of the Ganges River in what is now densely populated Bangladesh, and completely changed the surrounding landscape.
After what happened Wednesday, she said: “Physically and mentally, I’m completely completely drained.
It’s life changing, in a way, because your life has completely changed, like I’m no longer able to be there completely for my children.
Just to show you that this quarantine has turned my brain to mush and my sense of time has completely collapsed — in last week’s column I completely forgot about Mother’s Day.
Or completely unscientific ideas - that the virus somehow "doesn't exist" and that the health authorities are completely wrong.
She also took it upon herself to completely support a specific family in Eretz Yisroel who had suffered tremendous yissurim completely.
Common combinations with completely
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- is completely 22×
- completely different 17×
- be completely 15×
- was completely 14×
- and completely 12×
- are completely 9×
- to completely 9×
- been completely 8×
- or completely 8×
- completely out 5×